Bedbugs in Kansas City are common pests, and they are accomplished hitchhikers. They can move from an infested area to a new location on bedding, furniture, boxes, clothing, and luggage. The EPA recommends a few ways to keep them from getting into your home. Bedbugs In Kansas City Love Clutter Clutter serves as an ideal…
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Identifying bedbugs in Kansas City can be difficult because they are quite small, although it is a myth that they are invisible to the naked eye. The adults of the species can grow up to about ¼ inch. The nymphs can be as small as a pinhead and are lighter in color, and thus more…
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Bedbugs in Kansas City are a serious problem, and myths about them abound. Milberger Pest Control is here to bust those myths and give you the facts about bedbugs. Bedbugs In Kansas City: Myths Myth: Bedbugs prefer dirty homes. Bedbugs are commonly associated with unsanitary conditions, but the reality is that they are just as…
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Wondering if there are bedbugs in your home can be stressful to say the least. If you wake up with itchy areas you didn’t have when you went to sleep, it is certainly a possibility – particularly if you got a used bed or other used furniture around the time the bites started. Bedbugs may…
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If you suspect you have bedbugs in Kansas City, Milberger Pest Control is here to help with a free inspection. There has been a resurgence of bedbugs in the Kansas City area, and they are a nuisance for hotels, college dorms, hospitals, homes, apartments, and even cars and trucks. Bedbugs can be difficult to identify…
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There is a common misconception that bed bugs in Kansas City are only found in cheap, dirty hotels or hostels. This is not true! In fact, bed bugs prefer cleaner environments, and they do not discriminate between budget accommodations and luxury properties. Milberger Pest Control can identify and eliminate bed bugs in Kansas City if…
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Americans and bedbugs travel during the holidays. These unwanted guests might be traveling with your family and friends. The holidays bring visitors and well-wishers into your home: family members from out of town, college students back home for the holidays, neighbors stopping by with gifts or treats, and children playing with friends over the winter…
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